8의 캐시 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

There’s no shoulder for parts of this route but the traffic is sparse and will move over for you. Big tractor trailers don’t slow down much so you need to be alert.

Cutler Reservoir, traversed by 3000 North Road, boasts a storied past as a vital water source for agricultural irrigation. Cyclists crossing the reservoir are treated to serene views of its shimmering waters, surrounded by lush vegetation. Wildlife sightings may include waterfowl, such as ducks and herons, and occasional deer along the reservoir's shores, adding to the scenic cycling experience.

Logan Peak is the tallest mountain in this part of the Bear River Range standing at 9,710 feet. There are a few different trails near the summit, but the actual peak is really just situated on the highest point of the forest road on the ridge. No matter how you decide to tackle the peak, it's a pretty long trek from the car.

This is a very well-marked and well-maintained trail, dutifully maintained by a dedicated group of volunteers. This short part of the trail has some uphills, but nothing too steep, with some nice views of the mountains and the city. The trail is more popular for mountain biking, but it also has some parts that are more chill, for those who just want to go out on a tour.

The River Trail in Logan is a smooth packed-dirt and crushed-gravel trail that follows along the Logan River. There is a small bridge on the western end, but the majority of the trail keeps on the southern side of the water. This is a pretty flat trail with a handful of different parking areas, so you can adjust this route depending on where you want to start and how far you want to walk.

The Big Baldy Trail goes all the way to the summit of Big Baldy, but this lower section of trail still offers views of both the city of Logan and Big Baldy's summit. The trail is mostly uphill from the start, and this holds true basically all the way up the mountain if you decide to go to the summit of Big Baldy.

Logan Peak is the tallest mountain in this part of the Bear River Range standing at 9,710 feet. There are a few different trails near the summit, but the actual peak is really just situated on the highest point of the forest road on the ridge. No matter how you decide to tackle the peak, it's a pretty long trek from the car.

The River Trail in Logan is a smooth packed-dirt and crushed-gravel trail that follows along the Logan River. There is a small bridge on the western end, but the majority of the trail keeps on the southern side of the water. This is a pretty flat trail with a handful of different parking areas, so you can adjust this route depending on where you want to start and how far you want to walk.